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But none of the POLS3xx I want to do have any prerequisites apart from 40cps?

Got an offer for this course and have a few questions if anybody can help me! For the Social Science part of the degree, I am majoring in Politics. The handbook says that I need to do at least 12 units from POL300-399 which I will worry about later, as well as 2 SOC subjects which I can't do...

If you like to read then buy both. International Relations in the 20th Century had the biggest textbook with the smallest font. It got a bit boring after awhile because it's more straight history than anything. BUT if you're interested in that kinda thing you should totally get them, but wait...

I do International Studies at UNSW and major in International Business - it's not finance at all, although you can choose to fill your gen eds with finance subjects. It's more the management of global corporations than anything. In my experience, it's more of a Commerce/Arts degree without...

seriously PRIOR was the BEST. i was there from yr 10-12 and had heaps of fun and learnt lots. they mark your work to the last decimal and it's actually challenging as opposed to working textbooks. and their workshops are so good, since you actually get to sit with a person and you can't leave...

ummm, dont know if this is helpful, but i found this in his other thread maybe give him a buzz.

Can I just asked (even though I know first sem is over), how on earth did you fit that into a timetable? I did the glob stream as well (now changed to managementttttttt whoooop!) and I couldn't do my language cuz it kept clashing with one of the glsts. So I ended up doing psyc, which sucked and...

i read that and laughed so hard i swallowed my gum. ahahahahaha im sill laughing.

i think he means that he didnt have his pin and uac login details handy and his teacher gave him the wrong one .. hence he got the wrong uai?

actually, i ended up with 85 for 4u when i skipped conics, mechanics, and harder 3u, which was more than half the hsc paper .. and i have never passed a single internal test. so i would say, yes- 'passing' or getting anything above 50% is pretty good and will scale you to somewhere near the top.

been dating my boyfriend for over 2.5 years. he graduated '05 and im class of '07 and neither of us are dropkicks. we survived high school and he's been in uni for 2 yrs now- still going strong. it can work if you want it to bad enough.

i have no idea what you are asking in most of your questions. 5. graphs can pass horizontal asymptotes once and only once. is that what you mean?

uh, dont know about anybody else, but i definitely could not have done the 4u course by myself. i needed tutoring and we had about 9 x 80min periods per week. if you can grasp things quickly then you might as well give it a shot. you might want to ask one of your friends who have done 4u for...

mechanics, hands down.

i did my hsc this year and we got sprung with a graphs test before we started the topic too. dont worry if some kids can do it and you cant, graphs is an easy enough topic to learn once you grasp the concept. i can tell you that nobody in my class got mechanics apart from people who did...

at my school you apply and then the head of department looks at all your past marks to determine whether you're good enough for 4u or not. i think this varies with schools, just ask your teacher, they'd be able to tell you.

4u is all about speed. i remember finishing complex, finally getting the gist of it and thinking, 'this is sweet' and then starting conics which freaked the f*ck out of me. the second you get a topic you move straight into another one- well, that was how it was with my school anyway. and i did...